[Marzio’s Crucifix and Zoroaster by F. Marion Crawford]@TWC D-Link bookMarzio’s Crucifix and Zoroaster CHAPTER V 12/46
I think--of course I do not know--but I think that you are a serious man.
But then, I may be mistaken." "Well, it is human to err, Sor Marzio.
But then, I am no longer of that age--what shall I say? Everybody knows I am serious.
Do I lead the life of the cafe? Do I wear out my shoes in Piazza Colonna? Capers! I am a serious man." "Yes," answered Marzio, though with some hesitation, as though he were prepared to argue even this point with the sallow-faced lawyer.
He struck a match on the gaudy little paper box he carried and began to smoke thoughtfully.
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